Smith College
Orientation 2015
Wednesday, September 2
8:3012:30 p.m.
Central Check-In and move in for new students
Indoor Track and Tennis Facility (ITT)
All students must attend Central Check-In prior to arriving at their house to move in. In addition to
receiving your room keys, course registration materials and college ID card, you will have the opportunity
to connect with various campus departments and services.
11:301:30 p.m.
Lunch for all new students and families
Chase/Duckett, Cushing/Emerson, Cutter/Ziskind, King/Scales, Lamont, Morrow/Wilson, and Tyler
house dining rooms
New students and families are invited to join us! Lunch will be served buffet style, so feel free to come at
any point during this time.
1:003:00 p.m.
1:303:00 p.m.
Parent Orientation-see Parent Orientation schedule for details
Class Dean’s welcome for first-year students
Sweeney Auditorium, Sage Hall
Jane Stangl, dean of the first-year class, welcomes the Class of 2019 into Smith College academic
community. This meeting is critical to your academic success at Smith! All first-year students are
required to attend. This meeting is for students only.
Class Dean’s welcome for transfer, visiting, exchange students and Ada Comstock Scholars
Graham Hall, Hillyer
Class deans Calvin McFadden, and Frazer Ward will share important academic information and will be
joined by Sid Dalby, Associate Director of Admission/Ada Comstock Advisor and student leaders. The
meeting will conclude with the official Ada Comstock Scholars class photo. All transfer, visiting,
exchange students and Ada Comstock Scholars are required to attend. This meeting is for students only.
3:00 –
4:00 p.m.
Welcome to Smith’s Global Community: President’s Panel 2015
John M. Greene Hall
All entering students and their families are invited to the president’s first community address of the
academic year. Speakers and guest include:
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Kathleen McCartney, president of the college
Katherine Rowe, provost and dean of the faculty
Audrey Smith, associate vice president for enrollment
Donna Lisker, vice president for campus life and dean of the college
Jane Stangl, dean of the first year class
Amanda Huntleigh, lecturer, music department
Grant Moss, Senior lecturer, music department
Meghna Purkayastha, SGA president
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4:005:00 p.m.
Welcome reception
Seelye Lawn (Rain location: Campus Center)
New students and their families are invited to meet members of the faculty and administration, returning
students, and each other.
5:00 p.m.
PARENTS AND FAMILIES DEPART
5:30–
7:00 p.m.
Dinner for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
5:307:00 p.m.
Informational Dinner for Ada Comstock Scholars
Conference Center
Dean McFadden will share academic information that is specific to Adas.
7:009:00 p.m.
Settle into your new room
9:00 p.m.
Nuts and Bolts of Living on Campus rooms. All first years should attend
House living
Gather with your fellow housemates for this multifaceted information session. House reps will cover:
Campus life resources–Heads of New Students (HONS)
Academic resources and policies–Student Academic Advisers (SAA)
Residential policies and procedures–Head Resident (HR)
House life–House Community Adviser (HCA) and House President (HP)
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Thursday, September 3
8:309:30 a.m.
Liberal Arts Advising: How to Be an Effective Advisee
Sweeney Auditorium, Sage Hall
A Smith education has many important components. From major course work to cultural competency
there are several choices to be made. Kate Queeney, faculty director of advising and Jane Stangl, dean of
the first year class, will lead this informational meeting designed to help students learn how to make the
most of academic advising and the open curriculum to determine what path is best for them.
Recommended for all students regardless of intended major.
9:3010:30 a.m.
Group meetings with academic advisers
Various locations
All first year students, transfers, visiting students, exchange students, and Ada Comstock Scholars will
meet with their academic advisers in designated locations, which you will find in the course registration
materials you received at Central Check-In. All students are required to attend this session. This meeting
is for students only.
10:3011:30 a.m.
Conversations with faculty
Indoor Track and Tennis facility (ITT)
Informal discussions with faculty members from each department and program regarding course content
and selection. Bring your questions! Recommended for all students regardless of intended major.
11:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
Lunch for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
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12:301:30 p.m.
Departmental placements
The schedule of placement exams, auditions, and portfolio reviews can be found on the Registrar’s Office
website http://www.smith.edu/registrar/entering_placement.php
1:302:30 p.m.
Departmental placements
The schedule of placement exams, auditions, and portfolio reviews can be found on the Registrar’s Office
website http://www.smith.edu/registrar/entering_placement.php
12:301:30 p.m.
ASSETS information session
Seelye 201
Jane Stangl, dean of the first-year class, and Laura Rauscher, director of disability services, will help
students with disabilities including, learning, ADHD, physical, mental health, and other conditions, as
well as help parents understand how to enhance their success in the Smith learning environment. This
session will cover academic requirements, social expectations, Smith’s academic support services and
residential program, disability services and accommodations at Smith, requirements for disability
documentation, and students’ rights and responsibilities.
12:302:00 p.m.
A Brief Introduction to College Writing
Stoddard Auditorium
For some students, college writing is not so different from high school writing. For others, it is
very different: they may be asked to write more papers, longer papers, and/or different kinds of
papers than they have before. Do you know what makes for a good college paper? How do
successful student writers go about writing strong papers? What specific characteristics most
distinguish strong from fair to middling papers? Join us for a discussion of these and any other
questions you have about writing papers. Also offered at 3:30.
2:304:30 p.m.
Physics Fest 2014
McConnell Foyer
Lasers, spinning bicycle wheels, lazy magnets, and more fun demos and toys. Come experience the
magic. Students and faculty in the physics department will be present. Stop by anytime and spend as
much time as you want playing with the demos or just chatting. Hope to see you at our orientation fest.
2:303:30 p.m.
Mathematics, Statistics, and You at Smith College
Weinstein Auditorium, Wright Hall
Informational meeting to help students determine which mathematics courses are appropriate for
their background and interests. Strongly recommended for all students regardless of intended
major.
4:005:30 p.m.
A world of opportunities: learning another language at Smith
Chapin Lawn (Carroll Room-campus center for a rain location)
"Learning a foreign language is the key to understanding a new culture" Come meet the language faculty
and learn more about Smith's offerings in Arabic, Chinese, German, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Latin,
French, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
3:304:30 p.m.
Smith College Libraries Exploration
Neilson Browsing Room
This interactive session will orient students to Neilson Library, the main social sciences and humanities
library at Smith. All students are expected to attend one library session. All new students attending will
receive a gift, courtesy of the Friends of the Smith College Libraries.
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3:305:00 p.m.
A Brief Introduction to College Writing
Stoddard Auditorium
For some students, college writing is not so different from high school writing. For others, it is
very different: they may be asked to write more papers, longer papers, and/or different kinds of
papers than they have before. Do you know what makes for a good college paper? How do
successful student writers go about writing strong papers? What specific characteristics most
distinguish strong from fair to middling papers? Join us for a discussion of these and any other
questions you have about writing papers. Also offered earlier at 12:30 p.m.
4:305:30 p.m.
Health Professions Information Session
McConnell 103
The Board of Pre-health Advisers will offer a presentation and Q&A for students interested in the health
professions.
Engineering Information Session
Ford Hall 240
The director of engineering will offer a presentation and Q&A for students interested in the
engineering major. Engineering requires certain courses to be taken during the first year and has
specific limitations on advanced placement in math and science courses. Prospective
engineering majors are highly encouraged to attend.
5:156:00 p.m.
Smith Music: Welcome and Information Hour
Sweeney Concert Hall, Sage
Everything you need to know, or want to ask, about music at Smith. Courses, lessons, auditions
for ensembles, chamber music, and more. Featuring brief performances by students and faculty.
See you there!
5:307:00 p.m.
Dinner for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
5:307:00 p.m.
ASSETS Pizza Party
Campus Center 102
Meet and greet opportunity for students with all types of disabilities, mobility, chronic health, mental
health or other conditions. Get to know other students and meet upper class students and alums! We are a
community at Smith and want to welcome you, share ideas, interests, offer support, suggestions and do
everything we can to get you connected and make sure your time at Smith is the best.
7:009:00 p.m.
Naomi Oreskes Lecture
John M. Greene Hall
Presentation on our first year summer reading, The Collapse of Western Civilization: A View from the
Future by Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway. The author will sign books after lecture and Q &A.
9:0010:00 p.m.
Student Academic Adviser (SAA) introduction
House Living Rooms
As house representatives, student academic advisers will begin one of several conversations about
academic life at Smith.
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Friday, September 4
8:008:30 a.m.
AEMES Orientation (by invitation only)
Chase/Duckett Special Dining Room A and B
7:309:30 a.m.
Breakfast for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
8:302:30 p.m.
Individual advising appointments
Various locations
You will meet with your academic adviser to discuss your interests and prepare for course selection.
8:309:30 a.m.
Learn about Health, Counseling, and Wellness at Smith
Schacht Center for Health and Wellness/2nd Floor Classroom, Room 218
Learn about interesting health and wellness facts during this session.
Join Dr. Leslie Jaffe, Director of Health Services; Pam McCarthy, Director of Counseling Services; and
Dr. Emily Nagoski, Director of Wellness Education to hear about the resources available at Smith.
Also offered at 12:30 p.m.
Smith College Libraries Exploration
Neilson Browsing Room
This interactive session will orient students to Neilson Library, the main social sciences and
humanities library at Smith. All students are expected to attend one library session. Also offered
today at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., and Thursday at 3:30 p.m. All new students attending will get
a gift of Campus Cash, courtesy of the Friends of the Smith College Libraries. Bring your
OneCard!
9:3010:30 a.m.
Smith College Libraries Exploration
Neilson Browsing Room
This interactive session will orient students to Neilson Library, the main social sciences and humanities
library at Smith. All students are expected to attend one library session. Also offered today at 8:30 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m., and Thursday at 3:30 p.m. All new students attending will receive a gift, courtesy of the
Friends of the Smith College Libraries.
Experiencing the Global Community beyond Smith: Study Abroad Info Session
Weinstein Auditorium, Wright Hall
Led by Lisa Johnson, Assistant Dean for International Study, this informational meeting for all entering
students will provide an overview of Smith’s wide range of study abroad opportunities. The session will
provide students with information about who can study abroad, study abroad destinations and locations,
different types of programs, length of the study abroad experience, transferring credit towards the major,
as well as what students need to know in order to prepare to study abroad.
Campus Sustainability Session: Center for Environment, Ecological Design & Sustainability
Wright Hall
Interested in environmental sustainability? So is Smith! Come visit CEEDS for an interactive information
session and learn what resources and opportunities Smith offers for students to engage in sustainability
efforts and initiatives. Discover how you can become a part of the sustainability community on
campus through programs such as the House Sustainability Representatives and the Smith College Green
Team!
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Study skills workshop and introduction to the Jacobson Center
Seelye 106
Reinforce your learning habits and strengthen your study skills! Learn about the services offered by the
Jacobson Center for Writing, Teaching and Learning. Also offered at 10:30 a.m.
10:3011:30 a.m.
Dollars and $ense for New Smith Students
Seelye 201
As a new college student, you’ll be facing some financial challenges: opening new accounts, dealing with
credit card advertisements, budgeting for necessities and for fun, and much more. Smith’s Center for
Women & Financial Independence is here to help! This workshop will cover some of the personal finance
issues facing new students and help get you and your wallet off to a good start in college.
Study skills workshop and introduction to the Jacobson Center
Seelye 106
Reinforce your learning habits and strengthen your study skills! Learn about the services offered by the
Jacobson Center for Writing, Teaching and Learning. Also offered at 9:30 a.m.
Botanic Garden Exploration
Lyman Plant House, College Lane
Did you know your new home is a Botanic Garden? Smith's campus was designed by Frederick Olmsted
(designer of Central Park) and contains thousands of beautiful and unusual plants and gorgeous mature
trees from all over the world. Join us at Lyman Plant House for an introduction to the botanical treasures
all around you, and propagate some new plants to decorate your room.
Spinelli Center for Quantitative Learning
Neilson Library, second floor
The Spinelli Center has much to offer students to assist them in their engagement with quantitative
learning and skills. This session will highlight what the center offers, including tutoring, workshops, and
class study sessions outside the regular classroom.
11:301:30 p.m.
Lunch for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
Lunch for Ada Comstock Scholars and their Peer Mentors
For location, see Ada events schedule
12:301:30 p.m.
Learn about Health, Counseling, and Wellness at Smith
Schacht Center for Health and Wellness/2nd Floor Classroom, Room 218
Learn about interesting health and wellness facts during this session.
Join Dr. Leslie Jaffe, Director of Health Services; Pam McCarthy, Director of Counseling Services; and
Dr. Emily Nagoski, Director of Wellness Education to hear about the resources available at Smith.
Also offered at 8:30 a.m.
Meet your Museum
Smith College Museum of Art
Come experience an interactive tour of the Smith College Museum of Art that will introduce you to some
of the highlights of this world-class collection, as well as the resources and opportunities that the Museum
offers. Get to know some new friends while discussing great art! Meet in the Museum's front lobby.
Campus Sustainability Session
Center for Environment, Ecological Design & Sustainability, Wright Hall
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Interested in environmental sustainability? So is Smith! Come visit CEEDS for an interactive information
session and learn what resources and opportunities Smith offers for students to engage in sustainability
efforts and initiatives. Discover how you can become a part of the sustainability community on
campus through programs such as the House Sustainability Representatives and the Smith College Green
Team!
Experiencing the Global Community beyond Smith: Study Abroad Info Session
Weinstein Auditorium, Wright Hall
Led by Lisa Johnson, Assistant Dean for International Study, this informational meeting for all entering
students will provide an overview of Smith’s wide range of study abroad opportunities. The session will
provide students with information about who can study abroad, study abroad destinations and locations,
different types of programs, length of the study abroad experience, transferring credit towards the major,
as well as what students need to know in order to prepare to study abroad.
1:302:30 p.m.
Neilson Library Exploration for Ada Students Only
Neilson Classroom
This interactive session will orient students to Neilson Library, the main social sciences and humanities
library at Smith. All students are expected to attend one library session. All new students attending will
receive a gift, courtesy of the Friends of the Smith College Libraries.
Spiritual Life, Ethical Reflection, and Social Justice
Helen Hills Hills Chapel
Come and meet staff and associates of the Center for Religious and Spiritual Life, who will orient you to
what kinds of resources are available for religious community, spiritual exploration, and social activism at
Smith. The Center welcomes those from all religious and non-religious backgrounds and strives to nurture
ethical reflection, introspection, and a commitment to the greater good of the world; regardless of
orientation or belief system. This session will introduce students to ways to connect passion for service
and social justice with spirituality, and provide resources for interfaith exploration.
2:304:30 p.m.
On-line registration will take place this afternoon. Refer to the course registration materials you
received at Central Check-In for your designated meeting time and location.
4:306:00 p.m.
Summer Reading Group Discussions
House Living Rooms
The summer reading assignment is the first opportunity for Smith students, faculty and staff to engage
with each other as an intellectual, scholarly community. Members of the faculty and staff will host
discussions about the summer reading selection. All students are expected to attend this session.
Summer reading discussion for Ada Comstock Scholars
Campus Center 102
6:007:30 p.m.
Dinner for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
7:308:30 p.m.
Varsity and Club Sport Fair
Scott Gym
8:309:30 p.m.
Friday Night Lights with Athletics
Athletic Fields
9:0011:30 p.m.
Movie Night- Big Hero 6
Weinstein Auditorium
Come watch Big Hero 6 and relax with your Orientation Leaders and friends.
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Saturday, September 5
Orientation Group Programs taking place – program locations are listed in your Orientation Folder
7:309:30 a.m.
Breakfast for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
8:30Noon
For Ada Comstock Scholars:
Tour of Emily Dickinson Museum
Meet in front of John M. Greene Hall at 9 a.m. sharp. Transportation is available.
Noon 1:30pm
Ada Picnic lunch. Meat and veggie options available.
Capen Gardens. Rain location: Hopkins Lounge
Kids are welcome.
11:30 a.m.
–1:30 p.m.
Lunch for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
5:307:00 p.m.
Dinner for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
9:0011:00 p.m.
Smith To Do
Campus Center 208 (Carroll Room)
Come join your Orientation Leaders and other first year Smith students for Smith To Do! During this
program you will get to show your creative skills by making room decorations and other arts and crafts.
There will be live music, snacks, and fun!
Sunday, September 6
Orientation Group Programs taking place – program locations are listed in your orientation folder
7:308:30 a.m.
Breakfast for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
9 a.m. 4 p.m.
Orientation Info Tent
Seelye Lawn
Have a question? Not sure where you are supposed to be? Want to chat with an Orientation Leader?
Come by the Orientation Info Tent! We will have maps and extra orientation schedules and can answer
any question you might have. You can feel free to just drop by and relax for a while!
12noon-
Lunch for residential board-paying students
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1 p.m.
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
5:307:00 p.m.
Dinner for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
7:009:00 p.m.
Living in a Diverse Community
John M. Greene
Smith is a global community right here in Massachusetts! You are joining a community of people who are
diverse in every sense of the word. This session will introduce you to what living in a diverse community
is about and how you can participate in and enjoy the benefits of the Smith experience. Dwight Hamilton,
Smith’s new chief diversity officer and Dr. Barbara J. Love. All students are required to attend these
sessions.
Monday, September 7
7:30–
9:30 a.m.
Breakfast for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
9 a.m. –
4 p.m.
Orientation Info Tent
Seelye Lawn
Have a question? Not sure where you are supposed to be? Want to chat with an Orientation Leader?
Come by the Orientation Info Tent! We will have maps and extra orientation schedules and can answer
any question you might have. You can feel free to just drop by and relax for a while!
9:0010:00 a.m.
10:0011:00 a.m.
11:0012:00 p.m.
12:00 1 p.m.
What Does It Mean to Be A Smithie?
Sweeney Auditorium, Sage Hall
You have no doubt heard a great deal about your Smith education. President Kathleen McCartney,
Provost Katherine Rowe, and Dean of the College Donna Lisker will join you to discuss the history,
intellectual and co-curricular opportunities of this wonderful college. You will leave inspired to begin
your journey. All students are required to attend this session.
Panel Discussion about Living in a Diverse Community. All students are required to attend these
sessions.
Sage Hall, Sweeney Auditorium
Moderated by Dean Walters
In-house dialogues. What it means for you to live in your diverse community
Individual Houses
Join a conversation, in your house, to talk about what living in a diverse community means to/for you.
Lunch for residential board-paying students
Open dining rooms
Please refer to the end of this program for a list of open dining rooms.
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1:002:00 p.m.
Being a Member of the Smith Community - Welcome to the SGA
Sweeney Auditorium, Sage Hall
What is the Student Government Association? How do you get involved and make a difference? What is
expected of you as a member of the Smith Community? Join Meghna Purkayastha president of the SGA,
Rose Goueth, vice-president of the SGA and Chair of Senate, Nabilah Ahmed, chair of the Academic
Honor Board and Maggie King, chair of the Conduct Board as they address your role, the privileges and
the responsibilities that come with being a Smithie. To officially mark your entrance into the Smith
community, you will sign the Academic Honor Code and Code of Social Conduct at this time. All
students are required to attend this session.
2:003:30 p.m.
Class of 2019 photo
Burton Lawn (Rain location: ITT)
One of the many traditions that Smithies cherish.
Dining Sign-up for shifts meeting
On-line sign-up
3:30
5:00 p.m.
Dining Services Student Employee Meeting
Weinstein Auditorium, Wright Hall
All new students who have work-study must attend this meeting.
5:156:30 p.m.
Celebration Picnic
Two Locations: Davis Lawn and King/Scales
Students are invited to pack up a picnic in the open dining rooms. We hope that students will return to
their houses and eat together as a house community.
7:00 p.m.
Convocation
John M. Greene Hall
Students and faculty gather under one roof to signal the start of the academic year.
8:0010 p.m.
Smith College Convocation Kick-Off Carnival
Following Convocation everyone will be directed to the Convocation Carnival happening in front of the
Campus Center and Chapin Lawn (inside the Campus Center in the event of rain). The Student Event
Committee, WOZQ, SGA, Dining Services, the Dean of the College and the Division of Student Affairs
have come together to plan a celebration marking the beginning of another academic year at the college.
The event will be filled with games, music and food as we celebrate our community together. Families
should use discretion when making a decision to bring children; we do expect more than 2000 very
excited Smith undergraduates to be in attendance. (Inside the Campus Center in the event of rain.)
Tuesday, September 8
8:00 a.m.
Classes begin
Open Dining Rooms
Students may dine in any open dining room by using their OneCard IDs. Check for meal times and menus at:
www.smith.edu/diningservices. Unless noted otherwise, meal times will be: Breakfast – 7:30 – 9:30,
Lunch – 11:30 – 1:30, Dinner – 5:30 – 7:00 pm
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Wednesday, September 2nd
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Sunday, September 6th
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Chase/Duckett
lunch, dinner
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Tyler
breakfast, lunch dinner
Chase/Duckett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Tyler
breakfast, lunch dinner
Northrop/Gillett
lunch, dinner
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch dinner
Lamont
lunch, dinner
Northrop/ Gillett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Morrow/Wilson
lunch, dinner
Lamont
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Morrow/ Wilson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Thursday, September 3rd
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Monday, September 7th
Chase/Duckett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch
Tyler
breakfast, lunch dinner
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch dinner
Chase/Duckett
breakfast, lunch
Northrop/ Gillett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Tyler
breakfast, lunch
Lamont
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch
Morrow/ Wilson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Northrop/ Gillett
breakfast, lunch
Lamont
breakfast, lunch
Morrow/ Wilson
breakfast, lunch
Dawes
breakfast, lunch
Friday, September 4th
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Chase/Duckett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
*Dinner will be a BBQ on the Quad and Davis Lawn for all students*
Tyler
breakfast, lunch dinner
Tuesday, September 8th – First Day of Classes
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch dinner
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Northrop/ Gillett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lamont
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Chase/Duckett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Morrow/ Wilson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Tyler
breakfast, lunch dinner
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch dinner
Northrop/ Gillett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Saturday, September 5th
King/Scales
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lamont
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cushing/Emerson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Morrow/ Wilson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Chase/Duckett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Dawes
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Tyler
breakfast, lunch dinner
Chapin
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Cutter/Ziskind
breakfast, lunch dinner
Hubbard
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Northrop/ Gillett
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Comstock/Wilder
dinner
Lamont
breakfast, lunch, dinner
Morrow/ Wilson
breakfast, lunch, dinner
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